ziggy_w
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Cor you’ve been so missed great to see you back. X
So happy to be back too. Missed you a lot, @shelley262.
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Cor you’ve been so missed great to see you back. X
It works well and you can get away with quite a small square between the slices. I have been known to reuse them! Welcome to the thread by the way look forward to reading about how you go and ask for help and ideas anytime.Thanks I live near a Sainsbury's so will definitely try the Hilo bread, never thought of putting greaseproof paper between them, but going to now
Mydietshop - Skinny Bread. 0.2g carbs per slice. You have to make the bread but it's very easy.Hi Ziggy_w
Per 100g 55.7
Per slice 5.8
It's the multi grain rye ryvita, was not sure if this was good or not, but I'm a bread person love toast so trying to find alternatives..
https://mydiet-shop.co.uk/search?co...desc&search_query=Skinny+bread&submit_search=Hi Ziggy_w
Per 100g 55.7
Per slice 5.8
It's the multi grain rye ryvita, was not sure if this was good or not, but I'm a bread person love toast so trying to find alternatives..
I keep meaning to try this but then keep seeing Hilo reduced and filling freezer - when I’ve lowered my stash!
I've tried Hilo now and I much prefer the Skinny Bread. The texture is much better and it's a big slice compared to Hilo. I've found with the Skinny Bread that rather than mix it with the water in the bowl it us much better to knead it as you get a much better prove. I've also taken to kneading it on top of the range (it has a toughened glass lid) and putting the oven on medium heat to give the dough a warm environment.I keep meaning to try this but then keep seeing Hilo reduced and filling freezer - when I’ve lowered my stash!
Pleased you’ve got a hire car I would be so worried if didn’t trust my car I’m a fairly nervous driver these days anyway!
I did have one but I didn't like it. Give me one like they have in the supermarkets I might like it but didn't take to the home version at all. I'm pretty much a good knife and steel person. Probably back to learning in a restaurant.Today was an unexpectly busy day, due to an issue with a loo, and the water being off for a couple of spells, whils under repair. In all of that we forgot to get something out of the freezer for dinner, so a quick dash to the butcher yielded some lovely pork chops, so all's well.
When I did pop into town, I cut through B&M, and noticed, whilst striding meaningfully through that they has airfryers reduced to £25. For that, they were obviously the smaller size, but for anyone fancying dabbling, or having another it'd be hard to go too worng there.
@maglil55 - do you have an electric food slicer? I'm in the market for something compact for neatly slicing cold cuts and home made bread (for my OH). Ideally it would be folding. I rather fancy a Graef, but it'll really only get light use, so it might be somewhat OTT.
Been having problems since late May. Got it in for an investigation and a service early because of the periodic "shudder". They couldn't find anything. Back it came and two weeks later on a motorway it started shuddering really badly (like driving through severe turbulence) and the engine failed. I could still steer and brake though. Towed in, they had it 17 days and back it came supposedly fixed. OK for 2 weeks, then off on holiday and 2 weeks later it happened again but this time I had no control when it failed which is not fun in fast traffic. Crazy thing is the car was only 11 months old when this started. Add to that I came back from holiday to find half my bedroom ceiling on my bed so I've been dealing with the insurance over that. It was easier working!Good to see you again, too, @maglil55. So sorry to read about your car troubles. Do you know what went wrong?
Been having problems since late May. Got it in for an investigation and a service early because of the periodic "shudder". They couldn't find anything. Back it came and two weeks later on a motorway it started shuddering really badly (like driving through severe turbulence) and the engine failed. I could still steer and brake though. Towed in, they had it 17 days and back it came supposedly fixed. OK for 2 weeks, then off on holiday and 2 weeks later it happened again but this time I had no control when it failed which is not fun in fast traffic. Crazy thing is the car was only 11 months old when this started. Add to that I came back from holiday to find half my bedroom ceiling on my bed so I've been dealing with the insurance over that. It was easier working!
Today was an unexpectly busy day, due to an issue with a loo, and the water being off for a couple of spells, whils under repair. In all of that we forgot to get something out of the freezer for dinner, so a quick dash to the butcher yielded some lovely pork chops, so all's well.
When I did pop into town, I cut through B&M, and noticed, whilst striding meaningfully through that they has airfryers reduced to £25. For that, they were obviously the smaller size, but for anyone fancying dabbling, or having another it'd be hard to go too worng there.
@maglil55 - do you have an electric food slicer? I'm in the market for something compact for neatly slicing cold cuts and home made bread (for my OH). Ideally it would be folding. I rather fancy a Graef, but it'll really only get light use, so it might be somewhat OTT.